Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-27
Chico's Normal School,


Copyright, 1887, by tie California AssOciatsd Press
CHICO, October 6th-Last night the cit
liens organized Board of Trade, adopted
constitution and bylaws, appointed COM
mittees and started in for a boom school
meeting, and adopted grammar school
course for the Chico schools. Men and
teams have commenced work on the Nor
NAL school foundation, which is to be of
concrete and cobble-stone, six feet wide
a. J. Bryan was appointed Superintendent.
Printer Gets Judgment.
TcoPyrigFt 1857, By the California llssociGl Press
REDwooD CITY, October 26th.-A verdict
has been rendered for the full amount
claimed t$299) in the suit of Paddock, a
compositor, against the Redwood CITY
Democrat. The defendants set up that two
BITS was fair price. The Justice thought
the labOrer worthy of decent compensation
San Francisco real estate dealer named
n. q. Cornall and reporter on the Alta
named Walsh own the paper.
Suit Against Supervisor.
Copyright 1857, by lie California associated Press
SAN RAFAEL, October 26th.-The case of
the People against Supervisor Hugh A.
BOYLE occupied the greater part of to-day
IN Judge Gardner's Court. Quite a large
number OF witnesses were examined ,includ-
ing the members of the Board of Super
ylsors. Judge Gardner, without leaving
his seat, dismissed the case
The Humboldt Forest Fires,
PErRoLIA, Humboldt county, October
26lh.-The most destructive fire that has
ever occurred here is at present raging be-
tween this place and Shelter Cove, dis
tance of thirty-five miles. For miles inland
all vegetation is burned. Reports state that
number of live stock, dwellings,, barns and
fences are burned. The losses, already
great, will be greater unless rain comes.
An extremely high wind prevails.
The Woolsteen Case.
Los ANGELES, October 26th.-The exam-
ination of Hattie Woolsteen for the nAr-
der of Doc Harlan was resumed to-day.
The principal fact elucidated by the days
examination was that Henry l.. Hider, a
gunsmith, testified that he sold a pistol
and some cartridges to a lady on the 7th or
8th of October, but could not identify Miss
Woolsteen as the purchaser. Adjourned
till tomorrow.
1t Was Only a Lie.
Copyright, 1887, by a,e California 4ssoc;ats! Press
SANTA CRUZ, October 26th.- -GPostal
Press. THE reported attempted assassina-
ton of George Shearer, in to. day s Examiner
and Chronicle, was a hoax gotten ND by a
small boy to fool the correspondents of
those two papers. There is nothing in it.
Trial OF Horse Thief.
TCopyight, 1887, by ae California 4issociatea Press
BRIDGEPoRT, October 2Gth.-The trial of
Melville, alias Joy, the horse thief. cap
tured on Dry Creek, August 25th, is in pro-
gress and will probably go to the jury to-
morrow. His partner, Laughlin, will be
tried Immediately afterwards.
The Monte Cristo nine.
[Copyrigkt, 1887, Jy the California associated P,s.
BRIDGEPORT Mono county,, October 26th.
The Monte Cristo Mining Company SET
tied with its creditors in full last evening.
The mill and mine will start up in full
blast as soon as possible
Yolo's Cheap Sensation.
lcopyr79h, 1857, by TIE California 1ssociael P-css
WOODLAND, October 26th.-The admis.
sion OF a colored boy into the public school
at Davisyille, in this county, has created
quite sensation. and several children
have left the school.
1t Was Not Rape.
Copyright 1887, by tie California associated Press
NEVADA CITY, October 26th.-A verdict
OF not guilty was rendered in the case of +.
I'll. Ensign, tried for rape.